Milton Dick (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

The minister is going to be asked about why is it required in the national interest? He's going to explain to the House why that is. That is almost an abuse of the point of order—to the member for Canning. So if this continues, I'll start what I did last week. If this continues—people jumping up because you don't like what's being said and it's not part of the standing orders—I won't take the point of order. So, if this continues, I'm just giving fair warning to the House, like I did last time, if there are frivolous points of order, they won't be taken. I like to be crystal clear with everyone how things roll here, and that will be the decision. The minister has 12 seconds remaining.

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